Viburnum opulus

Viburnum opulus guilder-rose

Synonyms: Viburnum opulus ssp. opulus, Viburnum opulus var opulus
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This European plant is cultivated and often escapes to woods, fields and roadsides. It has become invasive in our state. It is very similar to the native V. trilobum differeing in the mostly sessile petiolar glands.

Habitat & Range

Present throughout the state.

Wetland code: Not classified

Phenology

Flowers in May.

Fruits August to October.

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